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Florists make flowers look {nice}.":2078AN19İ2910:"^>Come^< is right. She is talking about why she advertises. She advertises so people will {come} to her store.":2078=AN20İ2910:"^>You^< is right. This is part of a phrase you a people will";:R19:W$"come":WL1:2010" to my store. I like being my own boss and I am doing very well, thank";:R20:W$"you":WL0:2010:".";:R2R.AN18İ2910:"^>Nice^< is the right answer. She is describing how she makes the flowers lo7İ2910:"^>Must^< is correct. She is talking about another thing she needs, or {must} have in order to run the business.":2078A3900:B0:2100(2900:"I don't just make flowers look";:R18:R1R:W$"nice":WL1:2010:", I have to advertise sonce talks about operating a store. That, plus the st are your clues.":2078a 2A3800:B0:2100 <2900:"To operate my own store, I not only need to know flowers, I also":R17:R1R:W$"must":WL1:2010:" have a good business sense.";:R2RFAN1 florist";:R16:W$"store":WL2:2010:".";:R2R AN15İ2910:"^>Years^< is right. We are talking about a period of time. Years would be reasonable in order to buy your own store.":2078L AN16İ2910:"^>Store^< is the answer. The next sente{make} them.":2078 AN14İ2910:"^>And^< is the word that must be used here to connect the 3 items listed in the sentence.":2078 A3700:B0:21001 2900:"After working six":R15:R1R:W$"years":WL0:2010:" for others, I purchased my ownt at":R13:R1R:W$"making":WL1:2010:" flower arrangements for funerals, weddings,":R14:W$"and":WL0:2010:" special parties.";:R2R ~AN13İ2910:"^>Making^< is the answer. She is talking about what she does to flower arrangemets. You must ^/thing she did at school. You learn at school. Learned fits.":2078 $AN12İ2910:"^>Flower^< is right. You have been told that she went to school to study flower arrangement. 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I am proud of you.}";:R2RAN19İ2910:"Challenges are {taken}, so the correct word is ^>taking^<.":2078AN20İ2910:"If Albert took the challenge, he might have a bad injury. In other words, he knew he would ^>risk^risk^< an injury.":2078A4200:B0:210012900:"To risk injury can be bravery, but I think that you were brave today to be able to say nld ^>risk^< an injury.":20782^A4100:B0:2100h2900:"That evening he told his father what had happened. His father said, {Bravery is many things.";:R2RrAN19İ2910:"Challenges are {taken}, so the correct word is ^>taking^<.":2078|";:R20:W$"risk":WL1:2010<" a serious injury.":R2RAN19İ2910:"Challenges are {taken}, so the correct word is ^>taking^<.":2078AN20İ2910:"If Albert took the challenge, he might have a bad injury. In other words, he knew he wouwas asked of Albert, and {him} refers to Albert.":2078LA4000:B0:21002900:"What Albert did: Albert seriously considered";:R19:R1R:W$"taking":WL1:2010:" the challenge, but he finally decided not to do it. 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He may";:R14:W$"sleep":WL2:2010:" in his truck or in a":R15:W$"motel":WL2:2010 ". He is paid well and his work lets him";:R16:W$"see":WL0:2010:" many parts of the check^< is the right word, because he would need to keep a close check on the controls as he drives.":2078 PAN12İ2910:"You should have said ^>gas^<. Drivers must stop to get {gas}, as well as to rest.":2078 A3900:B2:2100 2900:"A truYk<2900:"As he drives across the country, he must watch the traffic,":R11:R1R:W$"check":WL2:2010=" the truck's controls, keep a log, and be planning when to stop for";:R12:W$"gas":WL0:2010:" or to rest.";:R2Rj FAN11İ2910:"^>C     'ՀЀ&Յ &Յ &Հ &Յ'Հ(Օ),Հ฀ ЁŕՕ"#݀݇%Հ'Ѐ(ՀՕ'@JT02. KJJJJՅՕŅʊŇ݀݁#݇ݗ&Հ Յ Հ Օ :2078jA3600:B1:2100tcuum could they run over a dog's tail? A vacuum ^>cleaner^<.":2078.AN10İ2910:"Wool is a material that must be dry cleaned and shouldn't get wet. A disaster would be that Sue ^>washed^< it.":2078jA3600:B1:2100tAhat Sue ^>washed^< it." and^/Sue";:R10:W$"washed":WL1:2010K" Dad's new wool suit.";:R2RAN8İ2910:"^>Years^< is the correct word. The children are thinking back to what they did other years on their mother's birthday.":2078D$AN9İ2910:"What kind of vassing word. The children are {listing} possible things to do for their mother.":2078kA3500:B0:2100'2900:"Two";:R8:R1R:W$"years":WL0:2010:" ago Sam accidentally ran over the dog's tail with the vacuum";:R9:W$"cleaner":WL0:2010:"to come about the garbage disposal, he would have come to ^>repair^< it.":2078d A3400:B0:2100 2900:"Cleaning the house was crossed off the";:R7:R1R:W$"list":WL1:2010:" of birthday surprises.";:R2RV AN7İ2910:"^>List^< is the miR:W$"burner":WL1:2010:". The plumber also had to come to";:R6:W$"repair":WL2:2010:" the garbage disposal.";:R2R R AN5İ2910:"The ^>burner^< is the part of the stove that gets hot when you cook.":2078O\ AN6İ2910:"If a plumber had you {cook}.":2078 AN4İ2910:"If they didn't want to cook because it had been costly in the past, it must have been a ^>mistake^<.":2078 > A3300:B0:2100| H 2900:"Dad had to buy a new stove after nine raw eggs spilled under a hot";:R5:R1 2900:"{I don't think we should";:R3:R1R:W$"cook":WL0:2010:" breakfast for her again}, said Sam. Their last try at cooking was a costly";:R4:W$"mistake":WL1:2010:".";:R2R AN3İ2910:"The answer is ^>cook^<. Breakfast is something ears":WL1:2010:".";:R2R AN1İ2910:"^>This^< is the missing word. They are thinking about their mother's present birthday.":2078 AN2İ2910:"Now they are talking about past birthdays, in other ^>years^<.":2078 A3200:B0:2100 d Sue's house because it was their mother's birthday.";:R2RH & R1R21] v A3100:B0:2100 2900:"{What can we do for Mom's birthday";:R1:R1R:W$"this":WL0:2010:"^/year?} asked Sue, as she thought about things they had done other";:R2:W$"y  IC02 ; 197:"CSUBS",2000,2100:198:2090:3000aT BC1:LW0:RW31:TW69:NL8:500:^ BC1:W40:BW59:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM318)2:2:"HAPPY^/BIRTHDAY,^/MOM":0:130<  2900:"It was a special day at Sam's an     ᅅ Յ Հ ՕRLJ Հ฀TʪჃ ЁŕՕ[ʈÀ"ЂŇ݀݁QЀS5݇ݗVDžʊ2Հ^ qȂʊȈΏ ՅՕŅ^Ձ ʊQ Ǘ WՕЕԕŅ^ nđĐĐđŅՕՁՅV đđđđđđTՕЁՕT  ĎϏUĐЁ@JT0(oՕHf:_Օ,^đđđđđđđđđĐЂ XՕԄ well the day had gone, you know she certainly would have ^>smiled^cake^< with ice cream, at a birthday party.":2078LAN17İ2910:"Because she was so pleased at howsent from the kids,";:R2R} AN16İ2910:"You usually have birthday ^>cake^< with ice cream, at a birthday party.":2078 AN17İ2910:"Because she was so pleased at how well the day had gone, you know she certainly would have ^>smiled^fight^<.":2078[ A3900:B0:2100 2900:"At dinner, as the family ate";:R16:R1R:W$"cake":WL0:2010:" and ice cream, Mom":R17:W$"smiled":WL2:2010:" at Dad and said, {What a nice pre0:2010:" trying to think of something to do for Mom that they didn't have time to";:R15:W$"fight":WL1:2010:" or argue that whole day.";:R2R FAN14İ2910:"You should have said ^>busy.^< From the story, you can tell how busy they have been."le":WL0:2010:" are there forever as a result of a Christmas gift project.";:R2R AN13İ2910:"The missing word is ^>table^<. 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He went into the neighbor's garden and was almost caught.";:R2R & AN1İ2910:"You know we are talking about the ^>story^< of Peter Rabbit.":2078 v A3100:/  IC03 ; 197:"CSUBS",2000,2100:198:2090:3000aT BC6:LW10:RW40:TW0:NL8:500:^ BC6:W40:BW176:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM218)2:2:"A LETTER TO NOEL":0:130  2900:"Almost every child knows the story o     ʊ⊊ՀՁՀં  Հ Հ     g $g_ՀՅ ѵՀՅՀǟՀ΀  ώΪՀՀŠ Ձف 's {beat} is:":NW3:AW2:W$(0)"a big stick":W$(1)"an area":W$(2)"his walking rhythm":2100 X197:"RWSUBS",2000,7000:198:2600 @D"BLOADKT01.1-2.PAC,A"T9:"KT01.1":230,64:"KT01.2":N8:TI.2:12:N7:TI.3:12:PM4:TI1:120:9004p120:90men and policewomen use their guns every day:":NW2:AW2:W$(0)"true":W$(1)"false":W$(2)"":4040 "Usually the first people to be called to an accident are:":NW3:AW2:W$(0)"doctors":W$(1)"police":W$(2)"ambulance drivers":4040] |"A policeman0 "A policeman's job is to protect:":NW3:AW3:W$(0)"the laws":W$(1)"the police station":W$(2)"people and property":4040 P"A police officer uses his radio for:":NW3:AW2:W$(0)"music":W$(1)"emergency calls":W$(2)"news":4040b "Police.1.PAC,A"T9:"IC03.1":N6:TI.5:12:TI.4:N4:12E'TI1:120:900eR:W$"read":WL0:2010:" ^/her stories.";:R2RAN20İ2910:"^>Read^< is the right word. What would children do with a book? They would read it.":2078&A4300:B0:21000ST14:2300X197:"RWSUBS",2000,7000:198:26022@D"BLOADIC03 She became very":R19:R1R:W$"famous":WL1:2010:".";:R2RrAN19İ2910:"Since she wrote so many popular stories, she became a well-known, or ^>famous^<, person.":2078A4200:B0:210002900:"Children all over the world have";:R20:R1^<.":2078|AN18İ2910:"^>Storie^<^>s^< is the right word. We have been reading about the {stories} she wrote.":2078^A4100:B0:2100>h2900:"Miss Potter wrote more than twenty books for children. All of her stories have animals in them. R:W$"books":WL1:2010:" for children? Some of her books have the same";:R18:W$"stories":WL1:2010 " that were in those letters.";:R2R AN17İ2910:"You read earlier that she wrote the book {Peter Rabbit}, so you know she wrote ^>books correct word. Letters are something you write.":2078 AN16İ2910:"This sentence tells how greatly, or how ^>much^< the children loved the stories.":2078 A4000:B0:2100j 2900:"Could this have given her the idea about writing";:R17:R12100 2900:"The children also":R15:R1R:W$"wrote":WL2:2010:" letters to Miss Potter. Miss Potter learned from Noel's family how";:R16:W$"much":WL1:2010:" the children loved her story - letters.";:R2R7 AN15İ2910:"^>Wrote^< is the14:R1R:W$"children":WL2:2010:". She cherished the letters and tied a yellow ribbon around them.";:R2R FAN14İ2910:"The stories were read to Noel and his brother and sister by their mother. They are her ^>children^<.":2078 A3900:B0:e written ^>to^< him.":2078 AN13İ2910:"This sentence tells you the stories were also for his brother, and for whom else? 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The highlighted sentence tells you that both men and women can be p 4 KT01 DH197:"TSUBS1",2000,2100:198:TI1:120:R0:3000v PR$:R3100,3200,3600,3300,4000,3500:130:T BC6:LW0:RW40:TW0:NL6:500:^ BC6:W40:BW176:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM118)2:2:"POLICE":0:130        !o this or that?}.":2078AN10İ2910:"^>Like^< is the correct word. The story is telling you to seek a job that you will {like}.":20782A3800:B1:21003s telling you to seek a job that you will {like}.":20782A3800:B1:2100еe":WL0:2010:"? This is called {getting into a rut}.";:R2RAN8İ2910:"Again, this sentence is talking about growing up. ^>Grow^< is the answer.":2078AN9İ2910:"The right word is ^>going^<. 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We are reading about different kinds of work.":2078\ A3200:B0:2100 2900:"As you are growing":R2:R1R:W$"up":WL0:2010:" you can become aware of the many":R3:W$"different":WL3:2010:" kinds of work that people do."ill need to have some type of work in order to support yourself.";:R2RS & R1R21h v A3100:B0:2100 2900:"It is not too soon for you to think about the type of";:R1:R1R:W$"work":WL0:2010:" you want to do.";:R2RG AN1İ2910:"^>Work  IC04 ; 197:"CSUBS",2000,2100:198:2090:3000`T BC6:LW4:RW35:TW0:NL8:500:^ BC6:W40:BW176:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM218)2:2:"DO YOU LIKE^/YOUR JOB?":0:130G  2900:"When you become an adult, you w     Because of this, the police are often among the first people to arrive at the accident.^)";R5İ2910:"^>Police^< is correct. You are given this information in the highlighted sentence.":150:IN83900`2900:"Knowing how to give first closest police station to report it.";:;150:IN83700<2900:"The officer on duty at the police station will call the officer patrolling that area and tell him to go to the scene of the accident.";150:IN83800[2900:,,,3(R5):"^(s150:IN83500t2900:"Policewomen and policemen must know how to give first aid because they are often called in an emergency.";150:IN83600&2900:"If a person sees an accident, usually the first thing he does is call 911 or the arry some type of radio equipment with them so they can call into the police station with information or for assistance.^)";R3İ2910:"^>Emergency calls^< is the answer. You are told 2 reasons they use their radio. Either could be an emergency.":a. ^(We call the area that they cover in the patrol car or on foot their {beat.}^)"; R6İ2910:"^>An area^< is the correct answer. The highlighted sentence gives you this information.":150:IN83400|2900:,,,3(R3):"^(The police cn to do many different kinds of duties. Sometimes they work at the police station answer-^/ing the phone, sending out help, or giving information."; 150:IN83300U 2900:,,,3(R6):"Sometimes they ride in a patrol car or walk in a certain are for police work go to police academies or FBI school."; R4İ2910:"^>False^<, they don't use their guns every day. You can tell that they only use them when they have to. 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""""""aid properly and quickly can mean the difference between life and death to an accident victim.";tg150:IN84000~p2020z4100fter an hour of":R10:R1R:W$"fishing":WL1:2010:", the question Albert had been hoping for finally came. He was":R11:W$"asked":WL0:2010:" to become an official Oak Roader.";:R2RAN10İ2910:"The answer is ^>fishing^<, since that's what t word. He's wondering if the invitation {could} mean that he was going to be a member soon.":2078 AN9İ2910:"{Time will ^>tell^<} is an old familiar saying, which means {I'll just have to wait and see}.":2078A3500:B0:21002900:"Amean that he was becoming more accepted? Time would";:R9:W$"tell":WL0:2010:"!";:R2R AN7İ2910:"This was a new experience for Albert, which meant he had ^>never^< gone fishing with them before.":2078d AN8İ2910:"^>Could^< is the righmissing word. They would go where there was water to do their fishing.":2078c A3400:B0:2100 2900:"He was happy to go because he'd";:R7:R1R:W$"never":WL1:2010:" gone fishing with them before. ";:R8:W$"Could":WL41:2010[ " this :R6:W$"bridge":WL2:2010:".";+ I R2R R AN4İ2910:"He was given an invitation to join them fishing, which means he was ^>asked^<.":2078 \ AN5İ2910:"The ^>gang^< is who would be going fishing.":2078Nf AN6İ2910:"^>Bridge^< is the nly included sometimes, then he wasn't a ^>real^< member.":2078U > A3300:B0:2100" H 2900:"At school one afternoon, Albert was";:R4:R1R:W$"asked":WL1:2010:" if he wanted to go fishing with the";:R5:W$"gang":WL0:2010:" at the railroad";e same things, or enjoyed ^>doing^< the same things.":2078P A3200:B0:2100 2900:"Sometimes Albert would be included in their activities, but he certainly wasn't a":R3:R1R:W$"real":WL1:2010:" member.";:R2R@ AN3İ2910:"If he was o group of boys who enjoyed";:R2:W$"doing":WL2:2010:" the same things.";:R2R AN1İ2910:"The answer is ^>word^<. This sentence tells you that word {gang} does not always mean something bad.":2078; AN2İ2910:"This group of boys like thof the Oak Road Gang. 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